Month: August 2021
Gypsy Wagon August/September 2021
By Betty Go Gigot, Publisher From the ridiculous to the sublime is the only way to look at the cattle industry news right now. No
Beef Trade is on the Table
By Megan Webb, Ph.D., Contributing Editor As agriculturalists, we are submerged in annual traditions and labor-rich experiences. For you, these experiences may include weaning, branding,
Beef, the Best Is Yet to Be
By Blaine Davis, Contributing Editor In early by today’s standards, have returned to normal with some ventures beyond the “ranch gate” to the office, construction
Eugene Schwertner … A Texas Trader
By Betty Jo Gigot, Publisher After returning from World War II, Eugene never did finish that last semester of college. He and his dad went
Happy Days Are Back for Beef Exporters – Too Bad It’s Not Canadian Exporters
By Will Verboven, Contributing Editor The export cattle and beef trade is a topic dear to my heart, being that trade is rather crucial to
The Power of Purpose
By Jim Whitt, Contributing Editor Quint Finney started working at Frontier Feedyard when he was in high school, doing everything from washing tanks to painting